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Pierrot Robert
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Thu Dec 22, 2005 5:58 pm Post subject:
Public folders replication |
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Hi,
I try to replicate my public folders from an Exchange 2000 server to a
Exchange 2003 Enterprise server. I want to get rid of the 2000 server. I
followed the instruction in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307917/ .
I right-click a folder and from the replication tab I add the 2003 server. I
wait for the replication to happen, and when it says "in sync" I remove the
2000 server from the replication tab. After that the folder is unaccessible.
It still displays in Outlook in the folder tree, but it is unaccessible.
BTW, the public folder is never listed in the "Public Folders" or "Public
Folders Instances" of the new (2003) server.
I applied both Windows Server 2003 service pack 1 and Exchange Server 2003
service pack 2.
Both servers are on the same VLAN, same subnet.
Any ideas ? Am I missing something ?
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Jonathan Norris
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Thu Dec 22, 2005 5:58 pm Post subject:
RE: Public folders replication |
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look under the properties on the DB level in ESM. Check to ensure you have
the correct store listed under that Database. Meaning you should have the
2003 server listed not the 2000 server.
The clients could be looking at the old PF Store still.
--
Jonathan
No Warrenties Implied, Did you do a FULL backup today??????
"Pierrot Robert" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi,
I try to replicate my public folders from an Exchange 2000 server to a
Exchange 2003 Enterprise server. I want to get rid of the 2000 server. I
followed the instruction in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307917/ .
I right-click a folder and from the replication tab I add the 2003 server. I
wait for the replication to happen, and when it says "in sync" I remove the
2000 server from the replication tab. After that the folder is unaccessible.
It still displays in Outlook in the folder tree, but it is unaccessible.
BTW, the public folder is never listed in the "Public Folders" or "Public
Folders Instances" of the new (2003) server.
I applied both Windows Server 2003 service pack 1 and Exchange Server 2003
service pack 2.
Both servers are on the same VLAN, same subnet.
Any ideas ? Am I missing something ?
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Pierrot Robert
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Fri Dec 23, 2005 1:08 am Post subject:
Re: Public folders replication |
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I've looked at the properties of the Public folders and it points to the
right database.
Any other tips ?
Jonathan Norris wrote:
| Quote: | look under the properties on the DB level in ESM. Check to ensure
you have the correct store listed under that Database. Meaning you
should have the 2003 server listed not the 2000 server.
The clients could be looking at the old PF Store still.
Hi,
I try to replicate my public folders from an Exchange 2000 server to
a Exchange 2003 Enterprise server. I want to get rid of the 2000
server. I followed the instruction in
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307917/ .
I right-click a folder and from the replication tab I add the 2003
server. I wait for the replication to happen, and when it says "in
sync" I remove the 2000 server from the replication tab. After that
the folder is unaccessible. It still displays in Outlook in the
folder tree, but it is unaccessible.
BTW, the public folder is never listed in the "Public Folders" or
"Public Folders Instances" of the new (2003) server.
I applied both Windows Server 2003 service pack 1 and Exchange
Server 2003 service pack 2.
Both servers are on the same VLAN, same subnet.
Any ideas ? Am I missing something ? |
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Pierrot Robert
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Fri Dec 23, 2005 1:58 am Post subject:
Problem solved |
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My source server was using a "smart host" to forward smtp messages. I
removed it and the replication works now.
Pierrot Robert wrote:
| Quote: | Hi,
I try to replicate my public folders from an Exchange 2000 server to a
Exchange 2003 Enterprise server. I want to get rid of the 2000
server. I followed the instruction in
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307917/ .
I right-click a folder and from the replication tab I add the 2003
server. I wait for the replication to happen, and when it says "in
sync" I remove the 2000 server from the replication tab. After that
the folder is unaccessible. It still displays in Outlook in the
folder tree, but it is unaccessible.
BTW, the public folder is never listed in the "Public Folders" or
"Public Folders Instances" of the new (2003) server.
I applied both Windows Server 2003 service pack 1 and Exchange Server
2003 service pack 2.
Both servers are on the same VLAN, same subnet.
Any ideas ? Am I missing something ? |
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